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As we come to the end of the devotional, we should not feel as if this is the end, but just the beginning. The Stewardship of Life Campaign was not designed to be a month-long spiritual high, but rather to equip us for a life as “God’s chosen people.” Read Colossians 3:12-17. STUDY QUESTIONS 1.

In Psalm 119, again and again the Psalmist prays for God to give him understanding of His statues, laws, and precepts. Christians too should constantly seek to understand God’s Word and His standards for living. Read Psalm 119:33-40. STUDY QUESTIONS 1. List six different words used for God’s law. 2. What specific requests does the

Praise and thanksgiving should be our response to the goodness and glory of God. As you consider God’s love and faithfulness in your life, how much more should you desire to praise Him! Read Psalm 138. STUDY QUESTIONS 1. For what does David praise God? 2. What words in verse 1 characterize how David expresses

From the time Adam and Eve hid from the Lord in the garden after disobeying Him, our tendency has always been to avoid accepting responsibility for our sins through denial, justification, rationalization, or blaming others. Read Psalm 32 to find out what happened to David when he tried to hide his sin. STUDY QUESTIONS 1.

Our society is productivity-oriented. We want to see results, not excuses. In such a social context, it is natural for us as Christians to expect the same in our spiritual lives. Jesus referred to spiritual results as “fruitfulness.” Read John 15:1-9. STUDY QUESTIONS 1. Does Jesus command His disciples to be fruitful? (Look carefully!) 2.

James gives us God’s promise of wisdom if we ask in faith. Christians too often overlook this promise and depend upon themselves in decision making and problem solving. Read James 1:2-8 STUDY QUESTIONS 1. What are trials? Are they always a part of a Christian’s life? 2. What should be the result of trials? 3.

What things are you thankful for? Are we to be thankful for only the pleasant things in our lives? Read I Thessalonians 5:16-18. STUDY QUESTIONS 1. What is the difference between “giving thanks in all circumstances” and “giving thanks for all circumstances?” 2. How is it possible for a believer to give thanks in all